The meeting was held at the clubhouse of the Chosen Few motorcycle club with riders…
Author Archives: William Covington
Arab Spring: let freedom rap
Music has always had the power to incite the masses, both in celebratory joy and…
Stand your ground: A law or a license to kill?
Ordinarily, Feb. 26, 2012, would have been a normal day for Patricia A. Wallace, a…
The Hunger Games: Blacks and science fiction
When author Suzanne Collins created the “The Hunger Games” trilogy, which takes place in a…
Pilots of the Caribbean
The contribution of Black pilots from the Caribbean during the Second World War bears strong…
A life and all that remains
Investigative reporter William Covington, in an attempt to find out what might have happened to…
The war on women in the military
The transition of the American military into a co-ed fighting force has brought with it…
A true ghost story
Los Angeles resident Robert Jackson [not his real name] tells the story of a boarder…
The glory of Kings memorial speaks of an inglorious history
The Martin Luther King Jr. National Memorial being dedicated this weekend will be only the…
Handguns and havoc on L.A. campuses
To most students enrolled at Jefferson High School on Sept. 16, 1971, it was just…

